I'm so honored to be able to say that I was chosen as Winona Radio's Teacher of the Month for November! Thank you so very much to all of my students and their parents. I would especially like to thank the family that nominated me...you know who you are! :)
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Monday, November 26, 2012
Goodview Gathering
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Happy Halloween!
To celebrate Halloween, the students in Pod 3 came together to play some games, share some Halloween treats, and watch a holiday movie. We had blast!
Looking "SPOOK-TACULAR". |
Trick-or-Treat. |
It's no joke...our class has the cutest pumpkins in the patch! |
BOO to You. |
Happy Halloween! |
We played "The Great Shoe Search". |
First, find your shoes. |
Keep looking... |
Next, put your shoes on. |
Finally, tie your shoes and run back to the class. |
Native American Projects
Ayden wrote a Native American story and added symbols. |
Sam shared a dream catcher for his project. |
Hailey made a rain stick. She also brought in a real rain stick so we could compare! |
Cody created a dream catcher. |
McKenna also made a dream catcher and researched the history behind dream catchers. |
Julie made a Native American village. |
Avery constructed a travois and explained how it was used by the Native Americans. |
Jeremiah shared a dream catcher with us. He also shared the paragraph he wrote explaining the history of dream catchers. |
Alexis made a Tom-Tom. |
Brady created a dream catcher and shared some pictures of a Native American in full ceremonial dress. |
Chandler also created a Tom-Tom. |
Tyler constructed a Native American village. He even added horses for more detail! |
Reed created a dream catcher. He explained to us how he had to soak the stick for two days in order to shape it for the dream catcher! |
Taylynn made a dream catcher. |
Corbin created a Native American village. He even used a lot of elements found in nature! |
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